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Wave Paver

75' Bayliss

1800

2.

Ann Warrick

76' Paul Mann

1725

3.

Sea Creature

58' Rigsbee

1600

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BOATED BLUE!!

06/11/25 @ 5:50 PM

Lady Angler Lizzie Montague has boated the first Blue Marlin of the 67th Annual Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament aboard BANKWALKER ‼️

SEE YOU AT 8:15 PM at Big Rock Landing + BigRockTV

Day 2 | Lay Day Means Play Day

06/10/25 @ 9:14 AM

There are 271 boats laying today.

NO Big Rock TV OR Radio Today. Tune in Wednesday - Saturday for an ACTION PACKED four day shootout.

JOIN US for the Tuesday Tasting TONIGHT at 7 PM under the Big Rock Event Tent. Tickets are available for $30 at the door and include an open bar + samples of premium liquors, craft beer + wine, lite bites, giveaways and MORE!

Stock up on tournament essentials – order online at www.thebigrockstore.com or visit us in-store ‘til 9 PM tonight!

Day 1 Recap

06/09/25 @ 8:36 PM

Despite rough offshore conditions, 43 of the 272 registered boats made the call to fish on Day 1 — and for those that did, the action was worth it. A total of 17 billfish were released: 12 blue marlin, 4 sailfish, and 1 white marlin.

The morning started strong, with GAMEKEEPER securing the Gregory Poole First Blue Marlin Release of the Day at 9:29 AM, earning a $5,000 prize.

OLD NO. 7 made an iconic tournament debut with a double-header blue marlin release at 10:40 a.m., claiming the Level VIII Daily Release Prize of $49,229. It was their first time fishing Big Rock, having traveled all the way from Palm Beach, Florida — the farthest north they’ve ever fished.

“We’ve been excited to expand our travels a little bit and come up north. We’re inching our way along and this is our first time here. We’re super excited about it. It’s the same species but you get humbled very quickly in a new place.” — Dane, Old No. 7 Angler

Later that morning, WAVE PAVER added a triple-header of sailfish to the tally by 11:23 AM. 

Back on land, BOW MOVEMENT took home the Gulf Docks $1,200 fuel giveaway — without ever leaving the slip.

There was also plenty of competition at the scales, with eight dolphin weighed throughout the afternoon. The leaderboard saw multiple shakeups before OFFSHORE OUTLAW raced to the scales just before the 7:00 PM cutoff to weigh a 14.0 lb. dolphin and secure the daily first-place payout of $5,000. DITCH DIGGER followed closely behind with an 11.8 lb. dolphin, earning $2,500 for second place.

No blue marlin were weighed on Day 1. With forecasts predicting continued rough seas, tomorrow may see another light turnout offshore.

Follow along for live updates and leaderboards in the Big Rock App — tournament week is only just beginning.

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